Глава Офиса президента Украины Андрей Ермак считает, что членство Украины в НАТО точно усилит альянс, поскольку ВСУ уже уничтожили 50% потенциала главной угрозы НАТО в виде РФ. 😎🇺🇦
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🇩🇪 Путин надеялся шантажировать нас отключением газа. Но и здесь он ошибся. Германия поборола зависимость от российских энергоресурсов, – Шольц.
• Шольц заверил, что Германия будет поддерживать Украину – сколько это будет необходимо.
• Мы призываем к принятию международного Плана Маршалла по восстановлению Украины.
• К весне в Германии будет обучено до 5 тысяч украинских военных.
Газонюх удивляет.
@dacsever
• Шольц заверил, что Германия будет поддерживать Украину – сколько это будет необходимо.
• Мы призываем к принятию международного Плана Маршалла по восстановлению Украины.
• К весне в Германии будет обучено до 5 тысяч украинских военных.
Газонюх удивляет.
@dacsever
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🤡 Дети дона Рамзанки Дырова на "передовой" тик-тока под чутким надзором Старика 🐐 Хоттабыча.
АХМАТ-ПСИНА! ☝🏿🐑🇷🇺
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АХМАТ-ПСИНА! ☝🏿🐑🇷🇺
@dacsever🖕🏻🥃
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Конор Кеннеді, внучатий племінник 35-го президента США Джона Кеннеді, воював добровольцем Інтернаціонального легіону в Україні, не розкриваючи свого справжнього імені.
Тепер він сам розповів про це у себе в інстаграм:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CjsK25bO3Gf/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
«Ця війна визначить долю демократії в цьому столітті. Я закликаю вас допомогати Україні. Приєднуйтесь до легіону, допомогайте. Щодня там хтось жертвує всім своїм життям задля міцного миру. Їх не можна залишити самих», – пише Конор.
Тепер він сам розповів про це у себе в інстаграм:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CjsK25bO3Gf/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
«Ця війна визначить долю демократії в цьому столітті. Я закликаю вас допомогати Україні. Приєднуйтесь до легіону, допомогайте. Щодня там хтось жертвує всім своїм життям задля міцного миру. Їх не можна залишити самих», – пише Конор.
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I know this story is coming out, so I want to say my piece first to make the best of it and encourage others to take action. Like many people, I was deeply moved by what I saw happening in Ukraine over the past year. I wanted to help. When I heard about Ukraine’s International Legion, I knew I was going, and I went to the embassy to enlist the next day.
I told one person here where I was, and I told one person there my real name. I didn’t want my family or friends to worry, and I didn’t want to be treated differently there. Going in, I had no prior military experience and wasn’t a great shot, but I could carry heavy things and learned fast. I was also willing to die there. So they soon agreed to send me to the northeastern front.
My time in Ukraine wasn’t long but I saw a lot and I felt a lot. I liked being a soldier, more than I had expected. It is scary. But life is simple, and the rewards for finding courage and doing good are substantial. My friends there know why I had to come home. l’ll always owe them for their example. I know I’m lucky I made it back, but I would also take all the risks we took over again.
This war, like all others, is horrific. The people I met were the bravest I have ever known. My fellow legionnaires — who came from different countries, backgrounds, ideologies — are true freedom fighters. As are the citizens I knew, many of whom have lost everything in their long struggle against oligarchy, and toward a democratic system. They know this isn’t a war between equals, it’s a revolution.
This war will shape the fate of democracy in this century. There’s more to say about its politics and the role of western governments there. For now, I’ll only urge you to help in your personal capacity. Join the legion, help on the border, or send medical supplies. Every day, someone there sacrifices everything for a lasting peace. They can’t be asked to act alone.
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Pictured is my friend Nick
Song is Тимур Муцураев - Милые Зеленые Глаза
Conor Kennedy
I told one person here where I was, and I told one person there my real name. I didn’t want my family or friends to worry, and I didn’t want to be treated differently there. Going in, I had no prior military experience and wasn’t a great shot, but I could carry heavy things and learned fast. I was also willing to die there. So they soon agreed to send me to the northeastern front.
My time in Ukraine wasn’t long but I saw a lot and I felt a lot. I liked being a soldier, more than I had expected. It is scary. But life is simple, and the rewards for finding courage and doing good are substantial. My friends there know why I had to come home. l’ll always owe them for their example. I know I’m lucky I made it back, but I would also take all the risks we took over again.
This war, like all others, is horrific. The people I met were the bravest I have ever known. My fellow legionnaires — who came from different countries, backgrounds, ideologies — are true freedom fighters. As are the citizens I knew, many of whom have lost everything in their long struggle against oligarchy, and toward a democratic system. They know this isn’t a war between equals, it’s a revolution.
This war will shape the fate of democracy in this century. There’s more to say about its politics and the role of western governments there. For now, I’ll only urge you to help in your personal capacity. Join the legion, help on the border, or send medical supplies. Every day, someone there sacrifices everything for a lasting peace. They can’t be asked to act alone.
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Pictured is my friend Nick
Song is Тимур Муцураев - Милые Зеленые Глаза
Conor Kennedy
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